GOP Rep. Matt Gaetz of Florida argued Sunday that House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is just a "frontman" for another Democrat.

"It's time to get the House out of this tailspin, come together, and get America back on the right track."

"Do you think that there is an alternate here where Republicans work with Democrats to find a mutually acceptable speaker?"

A surprising withdrawal paved the way for conservative firebrand Jim Jordan to get the nod in the search for the next speaker.

It’s still unclear if Ohio's Jim Jordan can get the votes, so the path forward for the House is uncertain -- at best.

“Maybe we’ll end up with one of the great speakers of all time, in which case Matt Gaetz did us a tremendous favor."

Former Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy believes Steve Scalise of Louisiana faces a "big hill" with his quest to claim the speakership.

House Majority Leader Steve Scalise may not have the votes to become speaker, leaving the door open for a Trump ally to secure the spot.

Mace's support for Jim Jordan commends her to anti-establishment GOP voters, but her use of identity politics raises questions.

Gaetz admitted Scalise was not his first choice for Speaker, but underscored that he supports him because anyone is better than McCarthy.